A damning report from a public inquiry into the 2017 deadly London Grenfell Tower fire led Prime Minister Keir Starmer to apologize on behalf of the British State. The report found that failures by the government,

Sir Keir Starmer has packed a lot into his first 56 days in office, resulting in condemnation from those in politics, the media and most importantly the public. During his time in power, the Prime Minister has chosen to use his supermajority to keep the child benefit cap,

Sir Keir Starmer mistakenly called Rishi Sunak the ‘prime minister’ nine weeks after winning the election and taking the role himself. The pair clashed over the government’s decision to suspend some arms exports to Israel during the first PMQs after summer recess on Wednesday 4.

Prime minister says country failed its most fundamental duty to protect those affected by fire as he apologises to families affected

The Prime Minister has apologised to the families of those killed in the Grenfell fire, some of whom were present in the House of Commons gallery as he made a statement on the report from the inquiry into the tragedy.